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... WHIG INFLUENCE. To the EDITOR the BRITISH MONITOR. SlR,—Being a constant reader of your Paper from its commencement, I observed a long statement in it about two or three years ago of a Doctor FAYERMAN of this town, ari active member of a loyal corps ...
... ECSTACY OF THE WHIGS. The Whigs, we really think, have some notion of getting a portion of the Loaves and Fishes! Mr. CALCRAFT, who has nothing of the wag about him, actually complained last week in the House of Commons, in the debate on the Ordnance ...
... THE WHIG DINNER. %Nre were amused last week by an account .or the -proceedings et a dinner, given to commemorate the of that great statesman Mr. Fox, and to perpetuate his principles, the man who called the French revolution the fabric of human wisdom ...
... QUEEN AND THE WHIGS To the Editor of The British Monitor. SlR,—i t seems not improbable, by the rumours now abroad, th .t something definitive •on the Queen's affair may in a short time take place. If my Lord Grey, or any other leading Opposition Member ...
... No. Gs9.—Pict: 9d. GRAND WHIG 1-11111BUGRY, ORDINARY .4:VD EXTRAORDINARY!! The Whig Gazette of the last week devoted its colntnns to a great deal of ordinary and extraordinary Whig vaponring ! We shall take each of the subjects in its turn. The first ...
... abroad with all nations; and the Whigs were then despised on the Continent by the people, who considered our Ministers as the true supporters of Liberty, because they waged war against NAPOLEON; whilst the Whigs in consequence of their attachment to that ...
... 1 tèmtst erns 1. Btionaparte,.; , _et the peoF Europe thank the Whigs of England for it. t As to the remark in the Chronicle Of ..-•° XVIII receiving 1 the fraternal embrace the prince Regent, ' e permit to ask, Whi more'fionottrable and More Consistent ...
... • much notion of liberalism, as our 'Whigs, have. The term and meaning of the word Liberal, was never better explained than in the following lines, by the late celebrated French Poet, LEBRUN, who at the commencement of the Revolution, was also a Liberal ...
... column of his Independent Whig of Sunday last. fellow's infamy is only to be paralelled by his impudence, :s it not monstrous to see a man of Colville's character, who knows himself' to be a :=py, in the pay of our implacable foe, assume the tone of innocence ...
... ladies who have been considered as such in our Courts of taw. Is this Whig morality,? We know what Whig poli'tics are, but the people of this country till now did not know what Whig. morality is, namelythat all which has been proved against the Queen ' ...
... the garrett ! ! Bravo! friends of the people! hear this ye Radicals; say are not these Whigs rank impostors? But, independent of the entire incapability of the Whigs for office, their conduct for the last twenty years has been such as should exclude them ...
... fortitude of man?: What! do the Whigs really mean to appeal to the .People of this' Couri t ry, and call upon them to insist on- the British Government's recognizing the infernal system of . 11tionaparte? I . recollect thatthe Whigs, had - the temerity, when ...